It took me a while but i was able to perform tests that add up to 600 rows in 
the database per second. This is quite good in opposite to the 200 i was able 
to do before.
I changed my application to use JDOM for transforming the POJO's into XML 
that's returned to the clients. Before i was using the default JDK's JAXP/TRAX 
stuff.
I also made some significant changes to my test client application. I changed 
some settings on the client machines as explained user 
http://grinder.sourceforge.net/faq.html#windows-address-in-use. Futhermore the 
clients are using buffers to read the response which is much faster (shame on 
me, i know).
That sounds good but of course there are still a few problems.

After starting JBoss i perform a test with 250 virtual users, each user 
performs 12 requests per minute, so an average load of 50 requests per second 
is placed on the server and this during 5 minutes. This test always fails. 
After about 4 minutes it is as if the server blocks for a while and connections 
start to time out while other requests have a response time of more than a 
minute. 
When i repeat this test (without restarting JBoss) and during the following 
tests, with a higher number of users, all goes fine. 
It is as if the server needs to warm up before it can handle a higher load. 
This happens every time after restarting JBoss.
The same happens with my test with 2300 virtual users. After this test i can 
continue testing until 3000 virtual users (about 600 requests per second) after 
which the limit seems to be reached.

Somebody any idea of what's happening?

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